Removing Source Control Bindings from Visual Studio 2012

4. March 2013 22:16 by viperguynaz in .NET  //  Tags: , ,   //   Comments (0)
If you need to distribute Visual Studio source code to external parties and you source code is under source control in Team Foundation Server (TFS), you will probably want to remove the source co... [More]

Securing Azure ServiceConfiguration values for Enterprise Deployment

4. March 2013 20:15 by viperguynaz in .NET, Azure, Featured, MVC  //  Tags: , ,   //   Comments (0)
Securing Azure ServiceConfiguration values for Enterprise Deployment is easily accomplished so that encrypted values can be stored in your source code repository. The easiest way to accomplish this task is using a x509 cert uploaded in the deployment configuration. However, the settings are only as secure as your policy/procedures for protecting the private key!
Securing Azure ServiceConfiguration values for Enterprise Deployment is easily accomplished so that encrypted values can be stored in your source code repository. The easiest way to accomplish this task is using a x509 cert uploaded in the deployment configuration. However, the settings are only as secure as your policy/procedures for protecting the private key! [More]

Microsoft Azure - The Perfect Cloud Storm!!!

22. February 2013 20:08 by viperguynaz in .NET, Windows  //  Tags:   //   Comments (0)
Microsoft security lapse causes worldwide outages impacting HTTPS operations (SSL traffic) due to an expired certificate. Note that the certificates used were issued and maintained by Microsoft.
Microsoft security lapse causes worldwide outages impacting HTTPS operations (SSL traffic) due to an expired certificate. Note that the certificates used were issued and maintained by Microsoft. [More]

MVC3 - Custom Client-Side Validation with Unobtrusive Ajax - a Complete Example

21. April 2012 09:35 by viperguynaz in .NET, Featured, MVC  //  Tags: , , ,   //   Comments (0)
For a complete example of MVC3 custom validation attributes for client and server side validation with unobtrusive ajax, we need to add custom jquery validators. In this example, we will create a custom MVC3 attribute to test whether a model property equals a specific value and add the custom jquery validators for client-side validation.
For a complete example of MVC3 custom validation attributes for client and server side validation with unobtrusive ajax, we need to add custom jquery validators. In this example, we will create a custom MVC3 attribute to test whether a model property equals a specific value and add the custom jquery validators for client-side validation. [More]

MVC3 - Custom Validation Attributes for Client & Server Side Validation with Unobtrusive Ajax

18. April 2012 19:19 by viperguynaz in   //  Tags:   //   Comments (0)
Most MVC sites require custom validation that can't be handled with MVC3's out-of-the-box validation attributes. This article builds on the example posted in the previous article and shows you how to use custom validation attributes for client-side validation with unobtrusive Ajax to validate a credit card number.
Most MVC sites require custom validation that can't be handled with MVC3's out-of-the-box validation attributes. This article builds on the example posted in the previous article and shows you how to use custom validation attributes for client-side validation with unobtrusive Ajax to validate a credit card number. [More]